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*[[Korean]]: [[]] [] () |
*[[Korean]]: [[]] [] () |
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*[[Lithuanian]]: [[trauka]] ''f'', [[gravitacija]] ''f'' |
*[[Lithuanian]]: [[trauka]] ''f'', [[gravitacija]] ''f'' |
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*[[Polish]]: [[grawitacja]] |
*[[Polish]]: [[grawitacja]] ''f'', [[ciążenie]] ''n'' |
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*[[Portuguese]]: [[gravidade]] ''f'' (1), [[gravitação]] ''f'' (2) |
*[[Portuguese]]: [[gravidade]] ''f'' (1), [[gravitação]] ''f'' (2) |
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*[[Russian]]: [[тяжесть]], [[гравитация]] |
*[[Russian]]: [[тяжесть]], [[гравитация]] |
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Revision as of 10:10, 2 October 2005
- resultant force on Earth's surface, of the attraction by the earth's masses, and the centrifugal pseudo-force caused by the Earth's rotation
- gravitation, universal force exercised by two bodies onto each other
(In casual discussion, gravity and gravitation are often used interchangeably). - The state or condition of being grave.
See article about Gravity on wikipedia.
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- Catalan: [[]]
- Chinese: 重力 (zhòng lì)
- Dutch: zwaartekracht f
- Estonian: raskusjõud, gravitatsioon
- Finnish: painovoima, gravitaatio
- French: gravité f, pesanteur f
- German: Schwerkraft f (2), Gravitation f (2), Erdanziehung f (1)
- Hebrew: [[]]
- Indonesian: gravitasi bumi / gaya tarik bumi (1), gravitasi (2)
- Interlingua: gravitate (1), gravitation (2)
- Japanese: 重力 (じゅうりょく, jūryoku) (1), 引力 (いんりょく, inryoku) (2)
- Korean: [[]] [] ()
- Lithuanian: trauka f, gravitacija f
- Polish: grawitacja f, ciążenie n
- Portuguese: gravidade f (1), gravitação f (2)
- Russian: тяжесть, гравитация
- Spanish: gravedad f
- Swedish: tyngd 'en', gravitation 'en'